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{004} Log: White Day [CLOSED]
Who: Misa Amane + Lazarus, Cesar, Emilia, and Stefan.
What: It's reverse-White Day! A chance to thank those who have helped her out so far.
Where: Various houses in Locke City and Las Vegas
When: March 14
Warnings: None expected
It was a little unorthodox to be giving chocolate instead of receiving it on White Day, but since no one else here seemed to have even heard of the holiday before, Misa figured that she could take some liberties. She really did feel bad for not using Valentine's Day as an opportunity to thank those who had taken her in and helped her out in this strange new city, even though she'd had a pretty decent excuse for laying low during that time. There was a lot that she owed the people here, and if nothing else White Day could function as a delayed Numbered appreciation day this year.
A small package of handmade chocolates in hand, Misa visited the homes of those she felt most indebted to one by one. She had prepared a little box for each of them; nothing fancy, just chocolate fudge squares dusted with cocoa. Maybe store bought would have sufficed, but Misa thought they all deserved a personal touch.
Some addresses were harder to come by than others, but one way or another Misa approached each door with a firm knock, and waited.
What: It's reverse-White Day! A chance to thank those who have helped her out so far.
Where: Various houses in Locke City and Las Vegas
When: March 14
Warnings: None expected
It was a little unorthodox to be giving chocolate instead of receiving it on White Day, but since no one else here seemed to have even heard of the holiday before, Misa figured that she could take some liberties. She really did feel bad for not using Valentine's Day as an opportunity to thank those who had taken her in and helped her out in this strange new city, even though she'd had a pretty decent excuse for laying low during that time. There was a lot that she owed the people here, and if nothing else White Day could function as a delayed Numbered appreciation day this year.
A small package of handmade chocolates in hand, Misa visited the homes of those she felt most indebted to one by one. She had prepared a little box for each of them; nothing fancy, just chocolate fudge squares dusted with cocoa. Maybe store bought would have sufficed, but Misa thought they all deserved a personal touch.
Some addresses were harder to come by than others, but one way or another Misa approached each door with a firm knock, and waited.
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"How unexpected... I hope this is purely a friendship thing."
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"You've been really helpful to me since I got here, and I just wanted to thank you. In a... friendly way."
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"Ah, did you make these yourself?" They're fine, just not exactly what she's used to.
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Not exactly befitting someone who Misa has just realized has fairly lavish taste.
"It's kind of a tradition, back home, I make them every year. It would feel wrong to skip out just because I'm in a different country."
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"I think so! Careful, they can be a little messy."
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gdi I knew I was going to mess up her hair somewhere
Re: gdi I knew I was going to mess up her hair somewhere
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Not many people, that's who. His thoughts immediately go to L's doppelganger, but he's pretty sure that the man is locked up somewhere by the real L. Maybe he escaped? ... Well. That's an unpleasant thought.
Bracing himself for the worst, he puts down his papers and walks to the door. He's a little rumpled, probably wearing yesterday's shirt and jeans, but his eyes are alert. The first thing he does at the door is attach the little door-block chain--as though that would stop a grown man trying his hardest to slip through.
He cracks open the door, just enough to show a copper-brown eye and a shoulder--and then is eyes widen, and he can't believe who he's seeing. Who told her where he lived? His double? He closes the door enough to undo the chain, opening it a little more.
{Hi.} The sign is mostly universal. He opens and closes his mouth, then looks at his hands, realizing he hadn't though to grab anything to write with on his way over.
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"Hi, Cesar," she says, waving a little awkward. "Sorry for dropping by unannounced, I just... It's a tradition where I'm from to give friends chocolate on Valentine's Day, and I missed that, so I thought White Day would be a good time to make up for it. You've been really nice and helpful to me since I got here, so... I made you this, as a thank you."
She holds up the box of chocolates with a small smile.
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It's completely the last thing he was expecting, so she'll have to give him a few seconds to really take all of this in. When he does he has the grace to look embarrassed, closing the door and opening it sans chain. This really seems what it looks like: harmless, and even friendly.
{Thank you,} he signs, wincing when he realizes she probably can't understand. He holds his hands up as though telling her to hold her horses, and then just two fingers up about a centimeter apart from each other, trying to convey 'wait here', and maybe 'just a second'. Then he turns and walks back into the apartment, leaving the door slightly open.
It's a dark apartment, but it looks like the sort that might be very pleasant to visit in its heyday. It's been tastefully furnished, and there's places for people to sit. There's a few attractive bottles arranged by an empty chips-and-dip bowl on a side-bar, and a big TV with a comfortable couch. The only light source is the overhead light in the open dining room, and the table itself looks like a library vomited books, printouts, and papers all over it.
Cesar reappears, pushing the front door open a little wider. He has his tablet, now, and is typing.
Thank you very much for the chocolate. I'm sorry I don't have anything to give you back.
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She tilts her head to the side at his hand gesture, not understanding, but the request for her to wait a moment is universal enough for her to get the gist. She waits in the doorway, uncertain if she should follow him in. It seemed like he wanted her to wait out here, but it's awkward just standing outside like this... Misa tries to occupy herself with glancing around the outside of the house, and then peeking inside. It's hard to make much out in the dim lighting, but what she can see of the cluttered table grabs her attention. Was he in the middle of doing something important?
Misa jolts back when Cesar reappears, smiling sheepishly. The lag in communication has her feeling like she came here woefully unprepared.
"It's fine! It's a thank you gift, you don't have to give me anything," she assures him, holding up the box for him to take. It occurs to her that accepting them will mean he can no longer type, and she lowers the box a bit. "Um, I can set them down inside, if you want."
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He snags a nearby lightswitch that brings a lamp in a corner on, and it transforms the livingroom into a place that was without a doubt meant to be welcoming. Then he makes a motion towards his face, frowns (did that look like what he thought it did?), and then signs something she won't understand. No, this isn't working--he reaches for the tablet.
'Can I get you anything to drink?
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"That would be great, thank you. Just water is fine," she answers, looking around for somewhere to put the chocolates down. Seeing as the table is very much taken, Misa takes a seat on the couch and sets her box next to the bag of chips.
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"Oh," breathes the doppelganger, squinting. "I know her. She's really sexy, isn't she?"
"You don't get to talk to me about any of that," L growls, starting up the stairs to answer the door and greet her properly. "You'll keep your mouth shut if you know what's good for you."
He opens the door, peering owlishly out at her, keeping his doppelganger behind him and just out of sight. "You know you don't have to knock... if you want to use the teleporter, you can just come in and use it..."
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"I know, but I needed you to come to the door. I came here to see you, silly," she says, holding up the wrapped box. "It's kind of late, but it's a thank you for everything you've done for me."
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"Is that so? Hm... I see..." he says cautiously, opening the door slightly further and reaching out to take the box. "That's extremely kind and definitely thoughtful of you."
"Is it for me, too?" his doppelganger asks, nudging into sight. Lazarus sets his jaw.
"Somehow, I doubt it."
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Misa blinks, going from bewildered by the sight of two Lazaruses to furious in ten seconds flat. "No they are not for— what is he doing here?!"
With the chocolates out of her hands Misa strides forward and attempts to slap the doppel across the face. She might not know exactly what he's been up to, but Lazarus's vague yet murderous condemnation of the double was enough to convince her he deserved to be punished.
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"He's here because I didn't want him out there any longer," Lazarus replies rigidly in the wake of her blow while his doppelganger rubs his stinging cheek painfully. "As it's my reputation and my relationships he's tarnishing, I feel I have a certain responsibility to prevent him from doing further harm."
He glances down at the box in his hands, pulling at the ribbon. "Oh... chocolates..."
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"I told you you're totally different. Besides, now you have that thuggish tattoo."
Remembering that she came here to thank Lazarus, not insult him, Misa clears her throat and tears her eyes away from the doppelganger. "Yes, chocolates! I meant to bring you some on Valentine's day, sorry I'm late. I really appreciate everything you've done for me."
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"Hey, Misa." He furrows his brow, trying to recall anything special about the date. As far as he knows, it's Pi Day, but Misa never struck him as a mathlete. (Though they did get a pie from his kid sister, just for the occasion.) "Do you... uh, do you wanna come in?"
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"I know this is a little out of the blue, but I missed Valentine's Day so I thought now would be a good time to make up for it. You remember me telling you about White Day?"
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The Alesci home's spacious, and almost as if it came straight from a furniture store (because it did - the furniture's rental). As he steps into the kitchen, he heads to his electric tea kettle and grabs a couple of mugs. Out of habit, he's brewing himself a cup, but he clearly doesn't mind making Misa whatever she desires.
"That's right," he murmurs. "It's today too, huh? I knew it was Pi Day, but I guess White Day just never crossed my mind."
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Misa follows him to the kitchen, glancing around the house. It has a somewhat sterile quality to it, but she supposes that's normal with the 'for sale' sign out front.
"Pi day? Oh, like the number?" she asks, and then chuckles. "Well, I didn't bring pie. Just this."
She holds up a wrapped box for him to take, smiling.
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Which worked in Stefan's favor, really - as far as his family was concerned, he was still at Princeton. "Yeah, it's kind of a math thing--" He pauses, staring at the wrapped box before he carefully accepts.
"Oh! Thank you." He remembers his manners, even as he unwraps the box and glances at the chocolate inside. "Did you make this yourself? It looks good."
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